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https://www.randpaulreview.com/p/mike-lee-wants-ron-paul-to-be-fed

Mike Lee Wants Ron Paul to Be Fed Chairman. Elon Musk Agrees
#11 WOW! How did we get here?

In 2009, Ron Paul published his popular book “End the Fed.”

The Republican congressman and presidential candidate argued that far from being an institution that helps stabilize the economy, the Federal Reserve’s manipulation of our currency actually devalues our money and causes inflation.

No other high profile political figure is more associated with the phrase “end the Fed” than Dr. Paul.

Now, Sen. Mike Lee wants Ron Paul to be Fed chairman.

And Elon Musk thinks that is an amazing idea.

Oh man, that would be fantastic!

I just looked them up. The Fed and ADL were founded in 1913, but not the FBI or IRS.

Huh, is this a hint that the Fed may be on the chopping block? It started at the same time as income tax, 1913, and I think the two things are closely related.

https://rudy.substack.com/p/knocking-down-firewalls

“Fed policy specifically has created the biggest wealth gap in the history of our country, and the haves continue to do extraordinarily well, and the have-nots continue to get fucked, which is a word I'm choosing to use, and I have said it repeatedly, that this chasm just continues to get wider, and to a large extent the Fed has been the problem. When you lower rates - you know who wins? The people that own shit, not the people that are basically trying to play by the book. Who gets screwed when inflation starts to get out of control? Not the people that own shit. They think it's a joke. It's the people again on the lower end. They get it on the way in and they get it on the way out.”

Guy Adami

alTrump wants fed to lower rates, it’ll boost “corporate borrowing”. but it’ll be inflation for rest of us. so i don’t want his option either. i rather pain for year or two with higher rates and have inflation go away or even little deflation. this bullshit fiat printing is out of control.

"If you like your thieving, Babylonian debt slave crew of international gangster banksters, you can keep your thieving, Babylonian debt slave crew of international gangster banksters."

We haven't had an "organic" or non-sham/manipulated economy clearly for the past 20 years. Ever since the crash in 1987 and the creation of the Plunge Protection Team at the FED, the economy (really, the POLITICAL economy) has been increasingly manipulated to the point where now, only gold is still giving off intuitive as opposed to false signals.

If you wanna buy gold at these prices feel free to do so, but know that the commodity markets are among the most manipulated out there.

Misc says

If you wanna buy gold at these prices feel free to do so, but know that the commodity markets are among the most manipulated out there.

If I meant commodities, I would have said "commodities." I did not.

stereotomy says

Misc says

If you wanna buy gold at these prices feel free to do so, but know that the commodity markets are among the most manipulated out there.

If I meant commodities, I would have said "commodities." I did not.

Then feel free to back up the truck and fill her up. For future reference the Spot price of gold is $3240.49 currently.

https://x.com/amuse/status/1920122460562731513

Patrick says

My question is a bit off-topic: I agree with the caption, but this photo itself is from a re-creation scene, right? From what I have read, Jackie was climbing onto the rear deck of the convertible to retrieve the top half of JFK's head that had been blown off by the gun shot bullet from the front, not scrambling to escape (she could have escaped more easily via the side door), so his face couldn't have been complete in this photo if the photo had been taken when the assassination itself took place. Yeah, the real event/scene was a lot messier.

I don't know if that photo is original or not.

I always doubted that she wanted to retrieve anything. Just seemed like she wanted to GTFO of there.

You know what's not manipulated?

YAMS!!!

https://x.com/SenseReceptor/status/1922047547205443712

Lyndon Johnson's failed wars (Great Society and Vietnam) as well as the oil shock are reasons why interest rates increased from 1960s to 1981